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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-08
A VAN LAEnEn.

EDFxoR PosT-ISTEILxsx1CER-
Hsra - q elippinR which sppesrs in
youR S1ndsy morning payer Of March
esk and Il credited 10 the Tszaple Bar;
woMAH's sPEKnx.
They talk ahoas . woman's sphere
As fho1gh is had iinii;
There's not place II earth or heaven
There's cot task 10 mankind given,
Thsre's not blessing or voc,
There's nos q whispered yes or 10,
There's not q life, OF death. or birth.
That has feathers wsieht Of worth,
Without . woman in if.
During the HrEt term Of Court in this
Diszr O., after the act Of the Legislature
granting 70 women the right Of sa1EaRe.
thsfe we're quite number Of ladies do
ina inFy dury. Oae Of them In par
siculsE. az remember, an elderly LADY,
desired the autographs Of the members
o. tie bar, as ksepsskes Of the occasion
Among the Eany autographs which
this Lady received vas this little vSrse
above referred 70. IL was an original
pfo4ussion ~ the attorney vhose Esme
wss signed under IL. And since il hss
/ been favored by publication in the Sst'
Soyfhmesf. Whstcom Ressills, Neg f0fl
Ledger. Temple Bar, PosT-IETEILI
GKScER- and perhaps other equally prom
iGsnt journals thaE have not fallen
under my notice, / need not fesl
ashamed 10 acknowledge thai | am Is:
/ author.
de not remember the name Of the
lady juror for whom il was written. bul
II vas written by me as an Autograph II
he album Of lady juror.
@. z. BOWMAN.
Seattle, March 7th, 1887.
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Seattle, March 7th, 1857.

An exchange says: English appreeia-
ton OF American plays Is evidently sn
the increase. At the same time our
authors, whose work IL being produeed
on the other side Of the Atlantic, are
reaping little or no benefit frs@ the
productions. Among the pieces now
heine presented ara Nancy & Co.. =
A" Hazel Kirke," Passions slsve,
" Nv sweethaart." Unknown" No
body's claim, - " Muldoon's Picnic and
{" Fnn on the Bristol" John A. Stevens
disposed Of the EnRlish rights Of Pas
siou's Slave" for a consideration Of
per cent of the gross receipts. The
piece has now been before the public
tive months and ell Stevens has secured
il e5. As it cost him $S2 to have the
contract drawn, the English manager
should at least send over the remaining
RI
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Enjoy LIFE.

What q truly beautiful world we live
in /! Nature gave Us grandeur Of noun
tains, gless and oceans. and thousands
Of means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire ne more when in perfect health;
bat how oftsn de ths majority Of people
feel like giving up disbeartened. dis
couEaGed aRd worn oat with disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
Jag, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof, that Green's August
Flower, will make them free from dis
ease, a. when bora. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
of seveRty-five per cent. of sueh mala-
dies as Biliouspess, IndiRestisn. Sick
Headache. Costiveness. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
ton Of she Heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos OF August Flow
or will prove its wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles. 10 cents. Try it. DIV
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WFRCHANTs, RRAD TnIs

To those subject to the vexstions OF
business life. Dyspepsia. and a feeling Of
debility, itritabilitv and despondeBcy
we say, take simmons Liver Regulator
The Regulator is free from any ininri-
ous mineral substance, not disagreed
BILE; can be taken at any time without
interfering With business or pleasure
II is gentle. safe. and a good di9estor.
II is Huequallsd in the cure Of piles
constipation. bad breath, sick headache
and billions complaints. DIV
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RnA,r

Paw from 800 20 $50 more to an
agent for piano when You can buy a
Weber and Decker & Son piano direct
from the factory and save all profits to
middlemen, Frank kimball. manu-
factuFer's AGENT. Ofioe, three doors
above postoffiee. Pianos on easy terms
and for rent. Sample pianos on hand.
Send and get pFieea. fe22.tf
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Scottish Nights Glasgow. ]

Scottish Nights Glasgow.
tSsene-A rural hostrlry. Enter two
swells, Waiter shows them into the par
lor. and waits for the order.
First swell waitah! Two Rwaas b'aw.
take b'sw. Chawa2
Second swell-YAw.
First Swsll-Haw! wRitah. two gwass
b'aw.
Waiter Cooking pnzzlsdl--I beg y'r
pavriou, Whit wis ID ye ordered7
Fret swell-B'Aw.
Second swell-Ya-.
First swell-Hawl b'aw.
Waiter tassonishedl Pm sorry, gen
tlemeR, but I'm kin a. def the day
via ye obleege nue. by speskin' 90, s
biil
First swell shouting Two -gwass-
'aw.
Second swell shouting -Yaw.
Waiter fdumsoundedl -- Ton sorrv.
gentlemen, bat We re DOT o'-auiss 90,
Go h'aw the moo. Wild We TAX sny
thing else9
First swell $3.50 R'awg Dat Of h'Aw,
Sswause havs! wsitah, bwius ne paw
tab. You take pswtah. Chaws7
SECOND swell-YAw
First swell Has waitah, two bsw
tails pNwtAh.
Waiter Cl,hberEa.iedl - Loodsr, II
We pleaae, ctr. loedeF'
both swslls( shooting Pawtah' paw
tab!
Waiter shaking bis bead beautifully
Sorry, gentlemen, we're DOT a pawtah
Abe noos. OnvthinR else We vid like
First swcll-p-wtah2 cot ~ pAwsAh
Stwanse aaws! Hay. Chaws?.
Second swell~-Yau. van.
First swell wsitahi bwing rs pawt
Yon take past. Chawsf
Second sweli-Ysw
First swell Has 4 bawtah pawt.
waitah
Waiter tseratshlag bis bead There's
no dFap in tire hoOse, sir.
both aweils - No pawti ne raw.
Stwshcs bass, No rAWt.
Waitsr-Not drap. gentlemen.
First swell--Na pawt' Well. bwine us
-aw-any'hins, ha~' Nou taks-su-
ANYTHING, ChNwsp
sesoud swell-HsU
First swell-HAs wsilah. hwins us-
Aw--anvthing
Waiter -~cov ring bis senses Vsry
Guia. sir EIu
First sueli-No h'aw. a. pswtAh. -
pswt StWsnee bass nay, Chaws7
Second swrll -Ysw.
First a2elt-HaW
I Re enter waiter. bearing tray Sth
bottles Of heet, stout porter, sherry peFt
etc. Sets IL dawu before sWrlls
Waiter Moo. tak' yer pick, Resilr
men
Roth swells staring At tray l--Greai
heavens
Roth fatat sitting Waiter holds ur
hts hands IN astnnisbuaeut Slaw rrasir
from barrel orEau outside TaLisaux
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re aiek and afElcEsa should net fAll e - =
him- Tbs psctor haa visited ne aesR.s.-ss@
Rnvops Al ohtairad xYsat daal Of vAiasbls
lnforratisp whieh b. Z sampseent % .mpALs
70 thosa IN need Of his services. Tie 49, $50
eUrna whsgs athsra fail. Try him De- !.
8oh will make 20 ehaERs nalea@ - -. ,
sure RsFsohs enrs4 a. hnm@. Call g 49,
"a eommanicAtiona strictly csnhdsE' ~. ~.
len dollars for 3 Barkags Of mgdio.ns-
aresa DIR. j. v. afBBON, Bon 1851 oan USE
-tzro, dal Mentian PnMT-fnTlz4HaEAoEA-
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MEIlS llNE SAlI IkSSkLS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD MS
WASHINGTON.

"a STEAMER HELKa. W
KillA Master. leaves = 49, -.
ton A. smiths wharf, Seattle. every ~ 49,, =.
Wednesday and Friday, a. 30 - ~.
Colby. Mitchelfs Point head o. s ". -
ahard also. 70 head Of Port nsnl.n -. -
Returning leave head Of Port " aeEAEs 4 - I.
at 50 o. NJ, head Of Port Orenaral -. ~ y Il
"A, Mitchell'a Point al 1870 q. m, Coing j
m. arriving al seattle about IS@
Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY, -,
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Tie CESrEM sktv Is tts usoss Pep
alaF al glow ia AaeFSos. g. As FER nve
sattaus. 8 81 fof ssgag esuaz& Tasy
are FAR h-iaw tEs pr1sS % ahv - E e.
standard usksr. AID for a ans aars
hihty arr sasxealteA- The Atovs Are -
ttsj ps1ess ths gisvN = nee so1d a SHOE
sale 50 sJHW ARACHEk BROS. asl3
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Proposals for Military Supplies.

TFOpOsdtS iof WiltAfy supplies.
HKApouAHTERs DEP'F OF TIE COLUMBIA,
o'hc- Of Chief QuArterms
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, W.T., March 3, 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLIOATE
> SUBJ ect TO the usual copdi ions, will b
received st THE once or ., the Offices OF the
U. s. QuArtermAstsrs Of the following named
posts, until l2 O'Clock noon on Tuesday
April Bah, 1887, ct which places and time they
viii BE- opened, In the pr sence Of bidders,
for the furnishing and delivery Of military
supplies during the aseAl year commencing
July l, 1857, and ending June 30. lsss. a. fol
lows;
Wood, Coal. Charcoal. Oats, Barley, Bran, Hay
and Straw, or Hay in lieu OF Straw. or such
Of said supplies A. may be required 81 Port
land OregcH Boise Barracks, /. T.; For
Towns nd, ". T.; Fort Cdur d'Alens, 1. T.;
Fort spokane, W. T.; Fort Candy, W. T.: Fort
Walla wAlla, W. T.; Vancouver Depot. W. T.
Fort Klamath. Oressn. Cascade Locks, Oregon.
The Government reserves the right 10 re.
iect any or eli proposals. Preference given 20
articles Of domestic production. conditions
Of price aAd quality being equal. and such
preference given to articles Of American pro
duction produced on the Pacific Coast 10 this
extent Of consumption required by the public
service there
Blank proposals and urintsS circulars, Civ.
ins full particulars IS to the manner Of bid.
cling, &c. will be furnished on application to
This Office or 20 the QuArtsrrnAstsrs at the Va.
Rods posts named.
MARKED g Proposals for - At -" aud sd.
dressed 10 the undersigned or the respective
Post QuaftermAsters
c. A REYNOLDS,
DepHty QuArtsrmaster General, Q. s. A,
mh5 A. ohiel QaartsrmAsteT
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW KORK
STATE SENATE.

For sxpeditin0 legislative business,
Eimund l.. Pitts. the President of the
New Ysrk State Senate, stands almost
without peer. Such a place il most
trying one and requires great powers of
endurance. One of mir. Pitts abiest
supporters will be seen in his letter
given below:
STATE OF New York SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, March IL, 1886.
have used Alloock's Porous PlssteFs
In my family for the past Ave years.
and can truthfnlly aay they are valua-
HE remedy and effect great cures. !
weuld not be without them. have IN
several instances given some to friends
suffering with weak and lame backs,
aad they have invariably afforded GER
tain and sneedy relief. They cannot
be too highly commended.
DIV EDMUND l. PITTs.
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When Mrs. LauRgEv VAS 10 Fbiladrl
phsa she told an Incident - Der Load au
career In which the Poet 81 tEe Slefrs
Joaquin Miller took a Appointment yart.
When Mrs. tsaStrv Grs; apFeartd ca
the stage Jaaqaiu Miller ~ e a g1sr
Ia her t0naF, rEtillad laa LIy
Shortly after lt agTesFtd iu Izfint tte
author ~ praSeeed Mrs. lAmagFv 81 3
large reception, and, after pgyttz hts
respects. bowed hirsttlf Backward cas-
OF the Foom. and as Be tstFeagea STIR 81.
rose leaves. wtteh &c lad erAmmta ia
his troascrs peckets, uG tie dsoF Mr
Miller VAS Sc that tlnr s useu eoy -
the koseiti circle, - wAiek Whistler
Barne 9oues sid S~igtzlus ztre ais.
membsrs. AZ that uuse Aties lpQ,aaf.
ed 10 pa5lis to a red tnasl sHl5t and
top baass.
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Dangerous Charae,sE Year uanev
oF yoaF life AGihog-" Here Il =
Boand Ia calf. one d0linF and bali
Written by Bvsagf."
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Toe most agreeable a. veil as the
most effective method of dispslling
headaches. colds and fevers or cleans
ing the system is by taking few doses
Of the California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. II acts gently yet ef.
fectively, strengthening the organs on
which it acts, 30 that regular habits
may be formed. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Co., San Fran
CISCO, Cal. For sale in so cent and 81
bottles by A. B. STEWART.
NJ. i K. GorTsTKN. sole agents of the
celebrated j. r. Cutter whisky. nos
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shiPplAx Intelligence

PoEg TawNsK r. March ARRIVED
Rsrk n C. MsFTsy.
RosT UsNEIE- Marsh r. - Saii~3-
~cho1zeF t3sFanz au tue 53t
Fosg ANJE1Fs, MsrcA 5.-Ths shin
u ias arrived t1ss AftzfnoaU
NEAH has. Maraa s-Ll.Lt raia.
I sd salIt NwsE aiud
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II TEE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH CO.
L lanelA.
-
IL IL DrvoacE AHs AArNn4oxIAL oausEa
81
ss Bs4wesa
MArsArst Josnasn, pstitiansE,


Sams1 Ch&rges Jshnaon reepnnAssG
CPcn motion Of Mr.. q Perry Mnla. Of oouh-
81 fer he pstitloosF Aad $500 FeAding the
a&6avft sf tbs petftioneF elsd tAIa cay Do
order thas the pse tion~g ~ exensss frsm ana
allowed V proceed hsseiH Sifhoui nAfins or
adding ss-respondsnt. Ana 80 srasF thai
service Of copy Of this srsx utsa . eopy Of
8 eitAtion addressed 10 The respondent yaw@a
ChArses gohasca. TO skher via a sealed esuv
o. he petition Eied herein. By p@aslnr sse
asms up IN the suprese Coait RexisSry al
FtcteFta, for esa Esnth frsB the date o. saek
ssfinG Be eood ara fu&sssnt asrvies e fAs
eitaiisn and pstftten &C The FssponeeEt ssrsin
Ana De- furssax order thAs the seaar ahaIi Be-
n@vsr4issd In the PnsT 1sTEISsHzGm nsws-
p4psr, pzsfsehed 81 ssatsie WaahfnRon Ter.
-fsary fsF o8s meath, and tia the naid 70
apanAsra James Charles johnson il xquirsA
& appeMr hsxeiR withta enc mensh eaz ths
psssfsx up Of the sad eopY ettAtfoa and psst-
faaa Il rnnansE aforesaid. and In aafanA Of
tie rusposd@na - AolnR Sndee of ear SAID
ccurf wfn proceed Be- hs&R TEE sAsFEas een-
sainaa IN ne mid pssi1sez 10 be proved IN Sac
aoz-an q Law asa psu1eunsa ssaaeans fssrsen.
a. Fnsp1zAemta AAeasca notwtthmns6lna
Dxs@A A yiess-fA. thia al gag 81 RahruaFy
1871 HKERT p. PKLLKw CREASE. J.
Roeameata peseea ~ to ne aapr9ns cozEs
R4sassry - sAe ssA day 81 SshrsaEy, 1881.
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FOB SNOHOMISR CITY,
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAASP0RTATl0A Q
Carrying the U. Q. Mall.
FaeOma, Seattle & Pert fuwnRRd Raah

ONE OF THE w. S.A -
& r. Cos steamers - Il
Anderson or Edithlm
viii run daily between Tacoma and pers
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon arxiVald
train Seattle at 10 p. m. and touching a
Port Madison. Port Gamble. Port Ludlow
and Port Townsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day lexespa Sundayi
90 o'clock p. m, and Seattle 81 10 p n
SEATTLE-MRATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer w X MkRWKN WI
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuesday an
Thursday evening. 3 O'Clock, for Whntrem
calling At Mukilteo, Tulalip Coupevilla
Oak HArbor, Utsalady, LAconner. MdniEn
Anacortea4 Guemea. SAmtaA. FAarhavem
Belllngham and Sehoma
Returning. viii leave Whaacom eveEy
Monday. Wednesday and Friday even
ingz. at o'clock, for Seattle ealing
intermediate points on the wAxs
SEATTLE-SKACIT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer QUINCY viii lamva Saattle
for SkAgit river and way pgre8 evaEy
Monday and Thursday. retnTniHa TRes
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage applY "A Gem
pAnys Office. on Yesler's wharf. cRca hoard
the beats at the same wharf.
mrS1-n 9EO. 8. JACOBS. Ea4F,
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Russta waFned.

BKELrx, March 7. - The Eo{sischs
ZsitENs warns Russia thai even Ger
man patience toward this neiRhbor has
limits, and says. eff Russia cgmpels
Germany 70 take seooant Of the Ffaneo-
Russian agreements, let her beware lsst
she may have TO consider hostile Ger
MANY
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TakiRk Nsurr Of 1he smallpox IN To-.
Aaketr..

sACEAaHNTo, March &C G. TyFrpll
erstaFy 81 tie State KaAra Of Health
hss received = TELEGRAM from TIE Prest.
deHt Of tie BaAra at I.ss Angeles.
sfasleE ihAs there we're = Gases o. stusll
pHx IN thai clsy. There werr tWa HeN
sass tod AID tie Telegram rrqaesss 4
he Secretary 81 call u-sefine iHras-
1istsly 30 take steps toward QastAztlne.
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BERLIN, March The ds6cst tnas
will be caused 10 the budass By TIE
operation Of the septenEais isw vii os
covered BY res loan Ali pEoIsets Tor
fresh tayetion have beeo postponed.
and the session 81 the kssehssa9 vii
probably terminate IN two moEtha.
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DUBLTN, March 7.-BaIfonR, ths new
Chief Secretary fer IFeiaad, has arrived
here.
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Hsre - clipping which appears in
youF s1ndsy morning payer Of March
esh and is credited 10 the TszRpze Bar
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SHEEP-Kece1pts, 30, shlpmsnts, 1oU Falr
supply. Quality generally good; market steady
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Oct. 13.-The Drovers' Journal re-
Market about steady; shipping steers. So. 85 05:
s.ockers and feeders Sl9O03.1O COWS; bulls bulls and
western rangers So. IS as 80.
Hcgs-Receipts. % 600; shipments, IL 600. Mar
sst steady closing iawe4 s sor sb IN
4.7O: skips $30415.
SheepFReceipts s. 600: shipments, 3 600 Market
steady native rnutton., 50 40; stockers. 81 500
2 80; Western So O5 go; Texans 1925 as. SO;
lambs S4 25Q5.25-
NEW YORK Oct 13.-Beeves-Receipts 70
carloads; 81 carloads fer an exporter ane p car
loads for slaughterers direct and carloads to- be
sold No trading in beeves Market a shade frmer
for prime dressed beef but barely steady for ordinary
to common; native sides We're selling at 60Sc Der
ID; Texas and Colorado sides, 506c. Today's cable
from Liverpool quotes american refrigerator beef
depressed at 1ec per h.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10, $50. Market firm
at full prices; sheep $3.5o0t.90 per 100 lbs; and
lambs S4. 5O06.75.
Hocs-Receipts $500. Market steady for live
hogs at So. 20O5 so per 100 lbs.
ST. LOUIS. Oct observation-disclosures. 1000
shipments 900. Market strong. Fair to choice heavy
native steers $t So. butchers steers medium
So 20 03- 80; rangers. common to good corn-fed
Hogs-Receipts 100; shipments. 600 Market
active at unchanged en gn1es Choice heavy and butch
good, So s5 0D425
Sheep-Receipts, 3 600: shipments 500 Market
steady; fair to fancy SIS 03 80; lambs S3 SO046O
EAST LIBERTY; Pa. Oct. observation-disclosures
AIS; shipments. 500. Market slow Yesterday
prices. No cattle shpned TO New York TO-DAY.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 shipments. 2. 200. Phila-
delphias IS. 10 525: Workers. $4.9O05. 90; com
mon to fair light. 81. 60048O Four cars of hogs
sh pped New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 200 shipments, 1900. Market
slow at yesterdays prices
BALTIMORE, Oct. I3.-Beef cattle-Fur Offering
and only fair demand; prices unchanged. Best
beeves. $1,000 80: first quality, S3 90 % IS
medium. S2.5002.75; ordinary. $2OO@25O
Most of the sales were from $3.50 to $500.
Receipts. 3.196 head: sales 500 head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs 8 s IL head
Quot atoms: Sheep So 90 p: lambs. So 5O05 so
CINCINNATI. Oct. I3.-Hogs active and firm:
common and light So. 80 al. go; packing and butch
ers S4.3504.75. Receipts, 21,300; shipments,
300
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Fattsning Hogs.

American A ericuiturist.
There are advantages and disadvantages in
beginning the fattening of swine or other ami
mails early in the fall. IL the process is not be-
gun until late it must be carried into the ex
treme cold weather. when a considerable per-
centage of the food required for bodily heat Is
reduced. During severe weather the appetite
of n animal is less vigorous, and it's digestion
less nearly complete, due to the effect of the
rigor of the weather upon the body IN general.
AS the profit is increased by rapid fattening and
good Digestion. increase the profit
by fattening while the weather Is mild.
Also the work of attending to the
animals can DO more economically done in mild
than in weather. But. the other
hand. incur greater risk of disease, especially
among swine, by fattening in warm weather.
This, however, IS nor great when the animals
given a variety OF wholesome food, pure drink
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-14

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Tw" Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Oct Is -Flour-Receipts. 80
S27 packages; exports, 2, $50 barrels; steady and
unchanged; sales So. 400 brIs.
Wheat--Receipts. 146 500 bu; exports, 81, 400
bu; sales. 500, 900 on futures and 256 900 bu
spot Options dull during the entire day. with
continued absence of features, closing a I high.
er and hrmer, Spot grades steady; trading mod
crate, mainly for storing purposes: No 9 spring
sc: No hard. $50 delivered; uugraded spring
and winter, 81 a Sal; No. red sic a SIC f. o. b.;
IS a S3kc delivered; No. l red, nominal, S73.;
No / white, nominal, size; No. 2 red. October,
nominal, size: November 1a0S1.c. closing at
s1Ec December. S2a G83c. closing at s3c; Jan
uary. 81 0S4sc, closing at sac; February. IS a
65ac, closing at s5sc; Nav, IS a 8s4c. closing at
ss1c; June. 93Ic, closing at S54c; December
CSoSl 92Ec. closing at 92sc.
Corn-Rsceipts, l45. 80 bu; exports, l. 600
bn; sales. 1868. 900 futures and $4,000 bu spot
spot q &c lower and moderately active; options
dull; ungraded, 81. SIZE; No. 2, 5la a SIZE;
No. 2, October. 5l4 05lsc. closing at 51sc; No
vember sig a size. closing at SHE; Decent Der,
5la d Size, closing at 5lsc; January, 515 a 5lsc,
closing At 5l5c: May, 52k a 533c, closing ut 52sc
Oatsr-Receipts. l24, 600 bu; exports. 125 bu;
sales. 2lo COO bu futures and 10000 bu spot
jd4c lower and less active; mixed Western. 81
G34c; white Western, 80 "a 4Oc.
Hay quiet: shipping, 80 a 60c
Hops steady and trading light
Cofee-Spot fair Rio quiet at l9Sc; options 20 "a
30 points lower; closing heavy; sales, Al. $50
bags: October. n soc; November, II 50 a II. 65c;
December, IL 20 0l790c; January, II 100 II soc;
February. II 65a Toe; March, 1902 IT. soc;
April, l7600l765c; Nav. II Coo; June II 90 %
iL55c: September, 1900 1Z25c; December
(lSSS) 10 60 a is. SOC. Sugar steady and in fair
demand: centrifugal. 81 95sc English Island
& 1916 05c. maccio, 7-16c; fair reining quoted
1T &c; refined active and firm; white extra O.
ba a 54c; yellow, Al n 4Ec off A. Sc a SIC; mold
"A. 6sc; standard A, 6tc; confectioners' A. CT a
SIC; cut-loaf and crushed, Gsc; powdered, Ct a
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til the last hour. when strong buying movement
carried the price to TIC. There was a sharp re-
action from this price realizing and the market
closed steady. Opening. 7Dc; highest. TIC: lowest.
69ac closing. 7135c. Sales. 1.S1S.OO brls.
OIL CITY. Pa. Oct. Educational Transit certih-
opened at 693ac: highest. 72c; lowest 69aac
closed Il &c., Saless 1852 600 brls; cearances,
1896 OgO brls; charters. 45.19S brls; shipments
75 S54 brls; runs, So S5S bIls.
PITTSBURG Pa. Oct. 13.--Petroleum steady.
National Transit certificates opened at 6934c; closed
at 7O7sc; highest 7O7sc: lowest. 6914c.
CLEVELAND Oct. 13.-Petroeum steady; Stand
ard white. 110o, &c.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. 13.-Turpentine firm at
31c14.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 13.-Turpentine firm at
3ll2c.